Wist not (ουκ ηιδε). Past perfect of οιδα used as imperfect, did not know.

Followed (ηκολουθε). Imperfect …

And wist not: Did not know.

Saw a vision. That is, it was a representation made to his mind, similar to what he had seen b…

And wist not that it was true . . .—The kind of introspective analysis of the Apostle’s consciousness suggests the though…

On the night before Agrippa’s show trial, “an angel of the Lord” appeared in the apostle’s cell and began to take charge of affairs. The “angel of …

He knew not that it was true. He did not think that it was a vain or false illusion, as Satan often deludes people with trickeries; but